Natural Power and SeaRoc collaborate for EDF's Paimpol-Br©hat Tidal Farm
The two companies have joined forces and been awarded a contract by EDF France to develop the Paimpol-Brehat Tidal Farm.
PolyU develops novel efficient and low-cost semitransparent perovskite solar cells with graphene electrodes
The Department of Applied Physics of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has successfully developed efficient and low-cost semitransparent perovskite solar cells with graphene electrodes. The power conversion efficiencies (PCEs) of this novel invention are around 12%.
SPI 15 - Enphase Energy Launches the Next-Generation Envoy-S
The new gateway enables more cost-effective and reliable solar installations while creating greater value for system owners
Beckett Energy Systems and Steatite Sign Distribution Agreement to Bring Beckett's Commercialized Lithium-ion Advanced Battery Technology Solutions to Europe
This collaboration expands the reach of Beckett's light weight, energy dense, rechargeable lithium-ion battery solutions into the European Union.
Duke Energy Renewables more than doubles its North Carolina solar portfolio
Company adding 160 megawatts of solar power in North Carolina this year
--- Its 80-MW Conetoe site is the largest solar power project under construction east of the Mississippi
--- In total, Duke Energy Renewables has invested more than $500 million in 22 North Carolina solar energy projects since 2010
JA Solar Announces Availability of Easy-To-Install Solar Modules
Spice Solar Technology Eliminates Racking, Reduces Installation Time By Up To 50%
Tesla And Panasonic Fight "Battery War" In Europe
By Vlad Tverdohleb for CruxialCIO: Panasonic Corp is the producer of lithium-ion batteries for Tesla Motors Inc’s cars. However, Panasonic is now preparing to begin selling batteries that power homes in Europe. Its first market is Germany, where homeowners are even given greater incentives to switch to clean electricity generated by solar-power devices.
Thus, Panasonic’s push into international markets with home batteries is putting the Japanese company into direct competition with Tesla, its flagship customer. In May, the American company unveiled a suite of batteries to store electricity for businesses and homes.
Panasonic plans to move later to France, the U.K. and other European markets. Laurent Abadie, Panasonic Europe chief executive officer, declared on Wednesday, Sept. 2, in an interview at the IFA International Consumer Electronics Show in Berlin, that the company has not decided yet when it would start sales in Europe. Cont'd...
seebaWIND Service to run 42-megawatt ENGIE wind farm in Brandenburg
seebaWIND Service GmbH has been awarded the tender invited by the ENGIE energy group. The manufacturer-independent service provider has been responsible for service, maintenance, and 24/7 remote monitoring of the Karstädt-Blüthen wind farm in Prignitz County (Brandenburg) since August. With 32 Nordex N60 wind turbines and a total capacity of almost 42 megawatts, it is one of the biggest Nordex wind farms in Germany.
New Report Shows top Solar States for 2014 Have Strong Solar Policies
In its most recent annual report on solar growth in states Environment America found a number of important new developments. Among them: in California, Hawaii, and Arizona solar now generates more than 5 percent of total electricity consumption; The top 10 states with the most solar power per person represent only 26 percent of the population but 86 percent of installed solar in the U.S.; and California, New Jersey and Arizona each have more than 1 gigawatt of solar installed.
BayWa r.e. Solidifies Solar Operations In The Americas
The BayWa r.e. solar subsidiaries provide project development, engineering and construction, power plant operations and maintenance, solar supply and finance.
New in Cold Nuclear Fusion
Today we know that not only the first isotope of hydrogen (deuterium) produces fusion energy, but also the second (heavy) isotope of hydrogen (tritium) can produce energy by nuclear fusion.
SolaTrim LLC Brings to Market Technologically Advanced Protective Barrier System, Designed for Modern Solar Arrays
Solar aftermarket provider creates new barrier system to increase safety and aesthetics for commercial and residential customers
New Waste-To-Energy Facility Will Provide Multiple Benefits for East Tennessee
"This represents a significant savings from our current disposal and operating costs."
FLiDAR NV acquired by AXYS Technologies
AXYS Technologies Inc (AXYS) today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the FLiDAR NV shares.
Saft America receives $6.13 million USABC award for lithium-ion stop-start battery technology development
The new Saft contract follows research previously conducted with USABC for 12-volt stop-start battery technology development and an earlier contract to develop lithium-ion battery systems for hybrid electric vehicle applications.
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